Generally have candida infection pregnant can have, but should be actively treated under the guidance of the doctor. Candida vaginitis, that is, vulvovaginal pseudomycosis, is a common vulvovaginal inflammation, manifested by increased vaginal discharge and vulvar itching and other symptoms, can be clearly diagnosed through routine examination of vaginal discharge. When the diagnosis is clear and the pregnancy is well developed, the ultrasound examination indicates that the pregnancy can be continued, and the vaginitis needs to be actively treated under the guidance of the doctor. Mycotic vaginitis in pregnancy can be given as prescribed by the doctor, such as clotrimazole preparation, mycotoxin preparation and other drugs local vaginal medication, and to keep the vulva clean and dry, wear loose cotton underwear, change underwear, and ironing used towels, underpants and other household items. Review on time 7~14 days after standardized treatment.